Jamie Brock, Correspondent
The COVID-19 pandemic was, without a doubt, an unpleasant surprise to the world. There have been many losses due to this new disease, and it has been hard for everyone to adapt to the new “new”.
Alexandra O’Neal, Correspondent
Well, this is it. It’s been ten years since the first episode of one of the most popular AMC series: The Walking Dead. The post-apocalyptic horror show based on a comic book by Robert Kirkman, Tony
To the Editor:
Voting by mail should replace voting at the polls in its entirety. The two institutions that can definitely be trusted are the County Board of Elections and the United States Postal Service.
Stephen Duke, Correspondent
College football got under way over the weekend, with mostly Group of Five (American, Conference USA and Sun Belt are the three conferences of the group playing) taking the field. We also saw one of our
Arynn Williams, Correspondent
In November, the presidency isn’t the only office we’re voting for: Alabamians will vote in the senate race between Democrat Doug Jones and Republican Tommy Tuberville.
Coley Birchfield, Correspondent.
Facebook was introduced to the world in February of 2004. I was about to celebrate my second birthday, “Hey Ya!” by Outkast was at Number 1 on the Billboard charts, and the iPhone was almost three
Ashley Phillips, Copy Editor
One recent Saturday evening, Brother’s Bar in Jacksonville settled in for a quiet night despite the usual healthy bar culture surrounding a college town.
Logan Irwin, Correspondent
The number thirteen is usually perceived as THE unlucky number. Hotels don’t even have thirteenth floors, for the sake of worrying superstitious guests and keeping them from staying in their buildings. The horror franchise known as